A Navy Master Chief with over 28 years of service tested positive for cocaine on a random urinalysis. At his subsequent Special Court-Martial, we presented extensive evidence of our client’s exceptional military character and the possibility of an unknowing ingestion of cocaine due to his low nanogram level. Result: The member panel found him NOT […]

After a port call in Honduras, two Navy Sailors tested positive for cocaine during the same command-wide urinalysis. They were both found guilty at Captain’s Mast and sent to administrative discharge boards. One Sailor opted to retain our services to represent him at his board and one Sailor opted to be represented by military counsel. […]

A Navy AT3 tested positive for cocaine on a random urinalysis. His command conducted an exhaustive inquiry into the urinalysis program and his urinalysis test and determined that his urinalysis test was conducted correctly. Despite the command’s investigation, we convinced the members at our client’s subsequent administrative discharge board that the preponderance of the evidence […]

A 16-year Navy E-6 tested positive for cocaine on a random urinalysis test. Prior to consulting with us, he consented to (and did not pass) two NCIS polygraph examinations. When his command took him to an administrative discharge board, we presented concrete evidence that our client’s wife had “spiked” the sugar bowl with cocaine. As […]